On Sat, Oct 20, 2012 at 11:03 PM, Henrik Andersson wrote:
> Sound like trying to do too much, we should definitly go with the
> possion approach for spot removal,
> AlicVB check
> http://cs.engr.uky.edu/~jacobs/classes/2010_photo/readings/PoissonImageEditing.pdf
totally agree. advanced blending
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> For the feature bloat, I just wanted to add darken, lighten and such
> basics blending modes, nothing more.
That's done. Use https://github.com/AlicVB/darktable.git branch
"clone-blendif" if you want to try.
Now it's time to sleep for me...
> Thanks
> AlicVB
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Le 20/10/2012 16:56, AlicVB a écrit :
> Sorry, but I don't agree here. Of course the tool should remain simple
> and basic, but the possibility of doing some cloning to erase dust or
> even electric cable or pole is a very useful feature IMHO... And
> switching to GIMP is not really efficient (
Le 20/10/2012 12:18, jeremy rosen a écrit :
> wouldn't that be a case where multi-instatiation of modules would be usefull?
>
> On Sat, Oct 20, 2012 at 12:03 PM, Henrik Andersson
> wrote:
>> Sound like trying to do too much, we should definitly go with the
>> possion approach for spot removal,
>
wouldn't that be a case where multi-instatiation of modules would be usefull?
On Sat, Oct 20, 2012 at 12:03 PM, Henrik Andersson wrote:
> Sound like trying to do too much, we should definitly go with the
> possion approach for spot removal,
> AlicVB check
> http://cs.engr.uky.edu/~jacobs/classe
Sound like trying to do too much, we should definitly go with the
possion approach for spot removal,
AlicVB check
http://cs.engr.uky.edu/~jacobs/classes/2010_photo/readings/PoissonImageEditing.pdf
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2012/10/20 Tobias Ellinghaus :
> Am Freitag, 19. Oktober 2012, 22:22:50 schrub Ulrich Pegelow:
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Am Freitag, 19. Oktober 2012, 22:22:50 schrub Ulrich Pegelow:
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> But please don't generate a feature bloat here :)
Ack. I am not sure that darktable is the right place for such a tool. Maybe
using GIMP would be a better idea.
Tobias
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Hi,
blending and the accompanying technique of conditonal blending are
methods which work *out* of a specific module. They are applied after
the module has done its job and there is only one piece of code which is
independent of modules.
This already implies that you should not generate cross-dep
Hi all,
I'm still working on the spot removal module. I'd like to add an option
to do some blending. The only difference with the actual blendif
implementation is that it should be a "per correction" blending and not
blending for all correction of the module.
I've tried to use blendif routines a
